i have a coaching book

Chapter 110

Van Horn was once talented and was the most reliable part of the team, especially in offense, he will give you the most satisfactory answers.

Because of injuries, he has no speed, because of his thin body, he has no confrontation, and because of his footwork, he has no low-post offensive skills.

However, Van Horn, who has been called a softie, still appears in the Knicks' starting lineup. Even if he transfers in the future, some people will still believe in his ability to shoot from the outside, and they will still bet on his shooting and even use a big contract. bet.

Because, his shots can be used to make money!
There was a swish, a clear net-cleaning sound, and the sound hit the ears, making the owner of the NBA team willingly spend the money he heard the sound to buy the precise shot in Van Horn's hands.

Because, the crisp netting sound is much more wonderful than dull muscle collisions and boring defensive duels. The basketball when it flies to the basket also makes the hearts of fans and audiences rise and fall with it. Excellent.

7 to 2! !
The Knicks used their superb shooting skills, grinning and showing their sharp fangs.

Less than 2 minutes into the game, he hit the Cavaliers hard with a stormy shot.In the blink of an eye, at the home court of the Cavaliers, they led by 5 points.

Outside the field, the home fans booed everywhere, obviously very dissatisfied with the performance of the home team's players, especially Marbury's provocation here.

On the coaching bench, the head coach of the Cavaliers, Paul Silas, looked calm, as calm and unhurried as if he had gone through a heavy wind and rain.

Does he have a winning strategy?
It doesn't look like it, is it just random?

On the basketball court, James dribbled the ball halfway, and his face was very calm. He dribbled the ball with his left hand in the front court, pressed down the five fingers of his right hand, and then stretched out his index finger to point to the sky.

Go back and forth one by one, don't worry!
James issued such an order, and immediately accelerated the dribbling rhythm, holding the ball in the middle to force Marbury's defense, relying on Marbury's body to enter the three-point line, Marbury moved his body laterally, and locked James tightly line of advancement.

Forcibly breaking through to the free throw line, James broke through and made an emergency stop while walking, directly dribbled the ball, shot the basketball from the right side to the left side, took a big step laterally, stood with both feet together, and made a step-back jumper.

Marbury was swayed by James' emergency stop and dribble, and his center of gravity was unstable. Fortunately, his physical talent was not given for nothing. He played street ball since he was a child, and his stronger dribbling skills were not I haven't seen it, James' extraordinary level is really bad, and he only relies on his super physical talent.

Marbury instantly adjusted his body's center of gravity, turned around to chase, and jumped forward.

Unexpectedly, James didn't shoot the ball. With a little left hand, he crossed the dribble, slapped the basketball from the left side to the right side, and slammed into the basket with his long legs.

Mutombo could only let go of Ilgauskas and make up for the defense. James seemed to have not seen it, and threw the basketball into the sky. Mutombo just wanted to jump up to block the shot, but he looked at the basketball angle The height is wrong, this is not a throw, but passed behind him, when he turned around, I saw Ilgauskas blooming in the air, took the basketball in the air, held it with both hands, and smashed it heavily towards the basket .

With a loud bang, Ilgauskas hung on the basket, landed quickly, turned back to defend, stretched out his index finger, pointed at James with a smile, and seemed to say, I really have you! !

7 is better than 4!

James turned calm and retreated back to the defense with his back on his back, with a faint smile on his face.

In his mind, he doesn't care how the Knicks score.Just because, if he wants to play and score, Marbury in front of him is the cash machine for him to score.

His top priority now is to support the organization, thread the needle, and stimulate the Cavaliers' offensive firepower, instead of working hard by himself. The other teammates are just spectators, and they run back and forth. Cooling.

This situation must never happen under his control.

At that moment, he understood how the playmaker's style of play came from.

The Knicks improved, Marbury dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, was torn apart by James from his defense line, and then scored calmly. The "wolf" attribute can't help it anymore.

Regardless of Alan Houston's warning, he dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, immediately feinted a shot, lowered his body, buried his head and dribbled the ball to force James, and reached the three-point line.

At the free throw line, the old trick was repeated, the ball was pulled and swayed, and the basketball seemed to be about to hit James in the face, and James instinctively reached out to grab it.

Marbury pulled the ball up, took a European step, and made a big stride to the basket. Ilgauskas let go of Mutombo and rushed to defend.

Marbury didn't evade, just jumped up, knocked away Ilgauskas' body, and got room to shoot.

With a hook with his right hand, the basketball flew out in a spin, drew an arc, and spun directly into the net. With a bang, the basketball hit steadily.

Marbury broke through the dragon story alone, forced two points, 9 to 4! !
When he landed, Marbury clenched his fist and beat his chest. He felt very happy, but he still came by himself, which was painful.

That's what playing basketball should be like. Don't be afraid of any wind and rain, and stick to your own style.

If you are not happy on the basketball court, do you care if they are happy?
If it's because you are too strong!Stealing the team's limelight and being replaced by the head coach, I also admit it. The big deal is wearing a suit and earning an annual salary of tens of millions, sitting on the court and watching the team play.

Otherwise, on the basketball court, I am a point guard, who am I afraid of?

In the transition between offense and defense, James received Boozer's bottom line serve, quickly dribbled the ball across the half court, and organized the frontcourt to protect the ball.

It is not good to give James the space to accelerate the impact. Even if James's physical confrontation has not yet been practiced, but with his physical talent and height, Marbury still suffers a lot if he wants to prevent him from rushing. accelerate.

Boozer saw James being entangled close to him. Immediately, he mentioned the high position and cooperated with James in a pick-and-roll. Lesson learned, this popular James, in front of his new club, showed his due strength.

In the middle, James patted the basketball to the left with his right hand, turned his back to get close to Marbury, and flicked his left hand again.

With a snap, the basketball hit the floor from behind James and passed to the right.

Boozer received the ball and held it up high. Van Horn rushed forward and raised his hands to interfere.

Boozer didn't choose to make a mid-range shot, but pulled the basketball down, lowered his body, carried Van Horn's thin body, and rolled into the basket like a pusher.

With a bang, Boozer slammed into Van Horn's body under the basket, took a step, took off with both legs, grabbed the ball and poured the basketball into the basket.

Boozer hung on the basket, glanced at the basket, and confirmed that there was no one under the basket, then let it go, landed, jumped up, and returned to defense.

9 to 6! !
Van Horn watched Boozer leave without hesitation and returned to defense.

With his hands on his waist, a look of helplessness on his face.

Some players are just like this. They cannot achieve both offense and defense. The offense can bring surprises to the team, and the defense can also bring sadness to the team!
Van Horn is the player who makes people happy and worrying...

(End of this chapter)